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  1. Preface
  2. Metadata access control
  3. Data profiling
  4. Data quality
  5. Data observability
  6. Data classification
  7. Relationship discovery
  8. Glossary association
  9. Lineage discovery
  10. Lookup tables
  11. Connections
  12. Link catalog sources to generate lineage
  13. Asset customization
  14. Custom layouts
  15. Prefix values for asset reference IDs
  16. Workflows
  17. IDMC metadata
  18. Notifications
  19. Usage analytics
  20. Jobs
  21. Upgrade an organization to the latest version
  22. Informatica Resources

Administration

Administration

Data classification

Data classification

Data classification is the process of identifying and organizing data into relevant categories based on the functional meaning of data. Classifying data can help your organization manage risks, compliance, and data security.
Enable the data classification capability on a catalog source to identify and organize critical source data into meaningful categories. You can then work more effectively with your data. You can classify data using data element classification, data entity classification, or document classification. You can also classify data based on AI-defined inclusion rules generated by CLAIRE.
To create and manage data classifications, define appropriate roles in
Administrator
. Select the
Manage Data Classifications
feature for that role when configuring privileges for the
Metadata Command Center
service. For more information about feature privileges that the organization administrator can configure for user roles, see the
Introduction and Getting Started
help module.

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